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Posted on August 23, 2021August 24, 2021Dementia

Why Dementia Makes Communication Difficult

Why Dementia Makes Communication Difficult: a Guide to Better Outcomes is a new book from Alison Wray, a Research Professor of Language and Communication at…

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Posted on October 14, 2020October 14, 2020Dementia

Pandemic Challenges for Dementia-Friendly Communities

Written by Susan H. McFadden On October 31, 2019, I submitted the final manuscript to Jessica Kingsley Publishers for my book titled Dementia-Friendly Communities: Why…

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Posted on September 21, 2020September 21, 2020Dementia

#WorldAlzheimersDay2020

This years theme of #WorldAlzheimersDay is Dementia. A dementia diagnosis can result in people feeling very alone, we hope our books can help those affected.…

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Posted on January 14, 2020January 14, 2020Dementia

Supporting People Living with Dementia in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities

Why should anyone working in dementia care read this book? by David Truswell Worldwide it’s estimated that there are currently 50 million people living with…

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Posted on December 16, 2019December 16, 2019JKP news and events

Books for a Challenging Year

The festive season isn’t always the easiest time of the year. It brings joy and lightness to many, but for others it can be stressful,…

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Posted on September 13, 2019October 22, 2019Dementia

Making Hope Possible

Tom and Karen Brenner, the authors of the new book on dementia—THE MONTESSORI METHOD FOR CONNECTING TO PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA, open up about how they…

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Posted on September 9, 2019Dementia

The use of technology in dementia care

Using Technology in Dementia Care: A Guide to Technology Solutions for Everyday Living, Edited by Professor Arlene Astell, Dr Sarah Kate Smith and Dr Phil…

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Posted on November 26, 2018November 26, 2018Dementia

Dementia: information is what we need

There are an estimated 850,000 people in the UK with dementia; one in five people over the age of 80 will have this condition. One…

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Posted on October 31, 2018Dementia

Strange Bedfellows: Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing?

How often do we find these three words ‘dementia‘, ‘sex‘ and ‘wellbeing‘ in the same sentence? asks Danuta Lipinska, author of Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing. In this…

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Posted on September 24, 2018September 26, 2018Dementia

Talking about dementia with very young children: why it helps and how to go about it

In this blog, Lynda Moore, the author of My Book about Brains, Change and Dementia introduces her new picture book about dementia, which encourages good…

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